how many is a serving size? two or four?
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More like 5 to 6. My children eat them like candy because they are so good so for them it would be 2 but honestly all you need is daily 3 or 4 bears to keep them healthy. It is the best product to keeps them healthy. Even when they get sick it is mild and they still can go to school.
30528
Don't buy anymore as the sugar coagulated all the bears into one big mess. Suggest the no sugar added product from Yummy Besrs 1000% over this one. That one is 2 bears per day.
30529
The bottle has it listed as 3 bears. So, there are 30 servings per bottle of 90 bears in it.
1126264
Are there three or two sizes? I got the middle size- great for two servings! Small probably is good for one, then.
2176020
Each serving is 500mg. Serving size is 2 tablets. This info is taken from the bottle. Good luck.
1353421
i would say almost 3 tablespoons is equal to the serving of 2 scoops. (about 1.5 tablespoons per scoop). since 1 tablespoon is 14.3 g, and oackaging says serving size is 39g (2 scoops)
154681
The container says there are 133 servings. I generally put one teaspoon in my coffee mug. One is these usually lasts me several months.
990461
Maybe four. But I only put a pinch in a little dish at a time a couple times a day as a treat. I leave out dry all day and feed a third of a can at night before bed time. I have also used them in chowder.
727559
We are happy to help! Upon review of the product label, we can see the serving size is two scoops and that makes 16 servings per container. We hope this is helpful!
1374913
my 2oz bottles says 4 drops is a serving size equal to 400iu, there are about 535 servings.
1861367
From what I recall, their serving size is 1/2 tbsp, and I want to say I usually get around 30 per package.
1650321
There is 15 servings. 2 scoops per serving. 1 scoop is a good serving for me.
1521704
As one of the photos shows, the number of servings per container depends upon whether you use one or two scoops (16 servings/container for two scoops, 32 for one scoop).
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I am not sure what you mean by serving size here. If it is how much of the starter you need: I use about 1 teaspoon of the starter for 2 qts. If I have yogurt from a previous batch I use about 2-3 soup spoons of yogurt as a starter for 2 qts. I hope that helps.
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Dear babycakes311p, Depending on usage; 1/4tsp serving size will give you 48 servings while 1/2tsp will provide 24 servings. We wish you the best and feel free to message us if you ever need any assistance. - Smoky Mountain Naturals.
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If you look at the pictures on the side of the main photo, it says there are 7 servings in the container. One serving is 1/2 cup of powder. Then if you look at the later pictures it shows the instructions that say 1/2 cup makes one 8-ounce serving. So you get 7 servings that are 8 ounces.
472429
depends on bag size and dose. If you use 3-4g per serving in a 100g bag between 25-30 servings, bigger bag will have more servings.
133942
The bottle states that there are 10 grams per serving. the serving size is 2 tablespoons.
1257060
I haven't used it yet as I have a few samples left. More than likely it's 20 or so servings. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.